Chiefs extend un beaten streak to eight with 48 9 win
Kern Motor's Chiefs beat Stu Nurse 48 9 to extend their perfect run in City League play. TAC Boys edged Community Food 73 70 in a late thriller with Lee White and Ron Keller scoring key baskets. Ann Cus ter led Kern Girls with 16 points as Shenandoah College and TAC Girls set for 7 30 game.
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Shenandoah College
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Harold's Regains Lead In Health Center League Duel
Harold's Submarines regain seasonal lead with a 467 first half score as Connie Lineburg 134 and Helen Elsen 136 anchor a 467 victory over Miller Anderson. Frances Dodson posts a 156 as Kirk's Servicenter’ s 464 beats Chuckers while Mary Ann Jackson and others key a three-win spread for The Real McCoys.
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Frances Dodson
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Helen Elsen
Ruby Boyd
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Berryville
Eleanor Buckner
Pat Cooper
Jean Whaley
Garnett McCarty
Billie Towlen
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Rose Williams
Pearl Hepler
Dorothy Duncan
Helen Surface
Mary Ann Jackson
Margaret Shawen
Real McCoys
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Mrs. Jackson
Mickey McDonald
Harold Buckner
Health Center
Mickey
Buckner
Eugene Funkhouser
Briscoe Ginn
Johnny Spaid
Allen Carter
Jake Rudy
Artie Kiracofe
Joe Zimmerman
Arlington Park tops 1961 payoffs by Mr Regnis win
The best 1961 payoff at Chicago tracks was 244.40 won by Mr. Regnis at Arlington Park on July 28.
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Regnis
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Fights by The Associated Press results outline
Philadelphia with Joey Giardello 164 outpointed Henry Hank 163½ in Detroit. Fresno’s Ben Medina 140½ stopped Ray Riojas 140¼ in Santa Ana. Liverpool’s Dave Charnley 137¼ outpointed Jose Stable 137¾ in Cuba.
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Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Henry Hank
Detroit
Fresno
Calif
Ben Medina
Ray Riojas
Santa Ana
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England
Dave Charnley
Jose Stable
Cuba
Palm Springs Classic Opens With Giant Field
Aiming at a 50000 purse and a 50000 hole in one bonus, 128 professionals began the Palm Springs Classic, a 90 hole four course event. The field expands to 512 players with 72 holes of partners and amateurs, fifth stop of the 1962 winter tour in California. Doug Ford and Gene Littler are among recent winners, after Phil Rodgers and Tommy Jacobs led early.
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California
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Los Angeles
Tommy Jacobs
San Diego
Doug Ford
Bing Crosby
Pebble Beach
Gene Littler
San Francisco
College basketball results across several conferences
East Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth 92 to 61 while Temple beat Bucknell 82 to 57. Other notable scores include N C State 99 over Virginia 72 and Texas 95 over Trinity Tex 89. Davidson topped Georgia Southern 84 to ? and Regis beat DePauw 105 to 69.
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Dartmouth
Temple
Bucknell
City of Life campaign reaches major milestones for New York federation
The Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York reports raising over 64 percent of its $104.365 million building fund in just over three months. Ten gifts of $1 million or more and about 100 gifts between $50,000 and $700,000 provided early momentum for the campaign.
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Hornets Rout Allegany 99-32 in Tri-State clash
Shenandoah College overwhelmed Allegany Junior College 99 to 32 on its James Wood court. Al Trombetta 14, Dieterle 13, Spinkle 13, Spadetti 12 paced a 42-for-93 shooting night and 50 rebounds as Shenandoah, 9-1 league, showcased depth behind starter sparing trend.
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Jim Spinkle
Jerry Spadetti
Dick Vansas
Woody O’hara
Riggs
Douglas Rips Simms 65 52 in league victory
Douglas opened a 41 25 halftime lead against Lucy Simms of Harrisonburg and won 65 52 as Noah Laws led with 22 points despite poor shooting. John Laws added 12, Clarence Curry 11, and Paul Walker nine. Douglas 30 86 from the floor and 5 12 free throws.
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Paul Walker
Duke and Cincinnati Drive Toward Better Rankings in Top Ten
Duke's sixth ranked Blue Devils beat South Carolina 89-73 at Durham to reach 13-2 and 6-1 in the ACC while Cincinnati, No. 2, defeated Drake 73-52 to improve to 15-2 and 5-2 in the MVC. Jeff Mullins scored 31 for Duke, Jay Buckley 26, and Heyman 20 as Duke pulled away late. Cincinnati’s Paul Hogue posted 29 for the Bearcats, who led 36-22 at halftime and dominated the boards. Elsewhere North Carolina State beat Virginia 99-72. Texas Tech took first in the SWC with 69-63 over SMU. Arkansas dumped Rice 104-84. Houston beat Texas A&M 73-69. Texas edged Trinity 95-89. Holy Cross beat Dartmouth 92-61. Tennessee Tech toppled Western Kentucky 79-72.
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U S Hopes To Replace Top Skaters
Boston hosts the national figure skating championships opening a four day run after a Brussels jet crash killed 73 people last year including 15 skaters. About 100 skaters compete across nine divisions seeking new champions like Buttn, Jenkins, Albright or Heiss.
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Dick Button
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Carol Heiss
Tittle May Quit
Palo Alto California AP veteran quarterback Y A Tittle of the New York Giants said he does not know if he will play in 1962 and if he does it may be his last season He spoke at the Palo Club 15th annual Million Dollar Banquet and helped New York win the NFL Eastern Division title last season He said he may hang up after the season if he plays again
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New York
Taper Playmates Beat Rens 114 93 in Commack
The New York Tapers defeated the Pittsburgh Rens 114 to 93 at Commack New York ending a four game Pittsburgh run. The win trims the Rens Eastern Division lead to one game over Chicago and 1½ over New York. Kansas City beat Hawaii 84 81 in Honolulu. Steve Bilko and Art Fowler of the Los Angeles Angels became five year major league players last season.
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Art Fowler
Los Angeles Angels
Toledo Tops Marshall At The Buzzer In MAC Test
Larry Monnier nets a late basket giving Toledo a 60-58 victory over Marshall in a Mid American Conference game. Chicago Loyola remains the nation's leading scorer with an 89.3 point average after a 93-75 win over Ohio University. Bruce Drysdale scores 22 as Temple defeats Bucknell 82-57. Davidson rolls past Georgia Southern 84-64. Loyola of Los Angeles dominates San Diego 69-31. Morehead over Union 82-61. Tampa defeats Miami Florida 113-95. Oklahoma City crushes West Texas State 106-75. Hardin-Simmons beats Eastern New Mexico 75-68. Stanford trounces Santa Clara 45-41. Portland edges Seattle 67-65.
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JW Defeats Page County in Non-League Victory
James Wood beat Page County 75 63 in a non league game. Ron Kern 28 and Butch Kerns 25 led JW while Kite 19 Greene 18 and Comer 14 headed Page County scoring. JW led 36 21 at halftime as Page rallied in the second half.
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Kerns
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Billy Pugh
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East German ban could pull four nations from world events
NATO travel ban on East Germans threatens Russia Czechoslovakia Sweden and the Netherlands with withdrawal from the world ice hockey championships set for Colorado Springs in March. It may also cancel the Alpine skiing championships opening in Chamonix in February, turning both meets into international-only events.
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Lakers Back West Title Push with Packets in Win
Jerry West led Los Angeles with 36 points as Frank Selvy 22 and Rudy LaRusso 23 sparked a 107-92 victory over the Chicago Packers. The win keeps the Lakers at 40-15 and an 8 1/2 game edge on Cincinnati. Royals beat St Louis 131-121. Guerin nets 46 for Knicks in 116-110 over Philadelphia.
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Pipers Hire Bill Sharman As New Cleveland Coach
Bill Sharman, 31, formerly a Boston Celt and Los Angeles Jets coach, is hired to lead the Cleveland Pipers in the Ameri league after John McLendon resigned in a feud with owner George Steinbrenner. The Pipers, who won the first half Eastern Division, sit last after seven losses in nine games.
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Los Angeles
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George Steinbrenner
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Boyce Elementary Boys to Host Stonewall Friday Night
Boyce Elementary School’s basketball team faces Stonewall Friday at 7 p.m. in the school gym. Coach D. W. Naff leads the local squad with starters likely including Charles Zombro Jr., Steve Galloway, Henry Siler, Robert Travis, Terry Brown, and Freddie Kibler.
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Boyce Elementary
D. W. Naff
Charles Zombro, Jr
Steve Galgoway
Henry Siler
Robert Travis
Terry Brown
Freddie Kibler
Veteran Campaigner to Seek Re election as Wayne County Sheriff
Detroit AP reports 81 year old veteran campaigner Andrew Baird will run again for Wayne County sheriff. He has held the $17 500 a year post for 19 of the last 21 years in a county of about 2 606 290 residents. He criticizes youth in politics saying experience matters.
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Detroit
Andrew Baird
Baird
Wayne County
Crossword Puzzle Clues Daily Solve
A compact crossword clue list with entries such as Be still weight lifter tersely cogent and more. Includes across and down style prompts covering persons objects and actions with common crossword solutions.
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